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all right so we're supposed to talk about food maybe we'll get a call back saying hey you're not you're not talking about food
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um
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no no you can talk about anything you want these these things are just suggestions
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yeah
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oh golly well i live in Dallas what what area do you live in
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uh North Carolina
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North Carolina oh really
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it is boring here
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oh really well
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boring
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in the Carolinas they did have uh
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huh and Jimmy Baker
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um yes yes we're
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he's he's not a subject of great pride
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oh yes it's it's one of our prouder right along with Jessie Helms
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oh yeah
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i think i think they were pardon the phrase all in bed together or something
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twins separated at birth kind of thing
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yeah
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somebody somebody let the brains run out on the floor though
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somebody dropped that baby when it was born oh
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yeah
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oh man Jim Bakker oh what a what a dangerous individual
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i i i know uh how how did Jessie Helms get reelected that's that's what i want to know
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that's a well that's a good question um
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what does he do does he just do the people the are there just stupid people where you live or something okay
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yeah basically yeah yeah that's
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well
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that's that's most of it and he plays very heavily on the race issue
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oh yeah
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and it's still that's still a big thing here in this backwards state
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yeah
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that's too bad because i mean i've been in the Carolinas and you know there are some places in the Carolinas it's really nice there
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uh-huh yeah my favorite place is Ashville it's right over there in the mountains it's a beautiful place
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in like
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it's just that you know i mean if you took all the people out of the state it would be a great place
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yeah
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these folks are so backwards it's just ridiculous it's pathetic
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i i know i think literacy probably the biggest problem there
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yeah and i i mean the papers are just full of all of this stuff about the educational system they've been changing their standards and this that and the other and claiming this is going to make everything better
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yeah
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uh Durham the county right next to us big city
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yeah
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had an enormous jump in the uh in the SAT rate
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oh really
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and everybody was huh
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how'd they do that
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oh let me guess what they did they had classes on the SAT
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oh no it was even worse than that they falsified the data
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oh really
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oh Plano Plano started having
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yeah just just students
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Plano actually they went out and they had the where where i live they had the they had the classes on the SAT i've never heard anything so preposterous in my life
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they're preparing people for the test by having a class specifically for the test how ridiculous i mean of course it has the highest
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right
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SAT rate well it also has the highest teen suicide rate too so i mean that and this is national i don't know where it's all going to where it's all going to go
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oh well
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i don't know
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i don't i don't know what's i mean public education is just going down the tubes i mean they're throwing more and more money at it and it just seems to be getting worse and worse
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yeah
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and you know what's bad i mean like i'm going into you know an education related field and i just you know it just
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you know it really kills me you know i mean it's it it really is a shame that you know you know United States somehow we spend more money on each student
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and the teachers are paid so little i mean i mean how do how do they figure that out
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oh yeah
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i don't know that's that's the one thing that i've i've never been able to figure out why you can pay garbage men more than you can pay teachers
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yeah
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well the prestige of being a teacher is also pretty nil well i think a lot of that has to do with the fact that they say well since this is a woman dominated field we can treat them like dirt you know
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oh yeah
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yeah i guess
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that that that must be the rationale for for where it comes from United States
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it it must be i bet you know i i i'm not knocking the garbage men i mean they're necessary but there's a lot of unemployed people out there who would gladly take jobs as garbage men rate for less money
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yeah
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hey that's a
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hey that's a hard job to get really
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it is
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in in in Texas in Texas it's hard because it's almost like a father to son thing
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yeah well it's it's it's hard in New York too and i mean they get paid twenty eight thousand a year to start
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gee that's that's ridiculous
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and teachers only get paid twenty four
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man i'd carry garbage for twenty eight thousand a year
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you bet you
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you bet you
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man i worked as a welder and i was you don't even get paid that much
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man i'd i'd go out and dump garbage all the time for that kind of money
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yeah
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good exercise you get outside
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shoot
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yep
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you have dogs are your friends knock over a can now and then and leave it open for the dogs you know
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well
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ah that's what my that's what my garbage man does
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i went out the other morning and my my garbage can was sitting in the middle of my driveway
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jeez i get tired of this i've got a there's a nice little wooden platform out there for the garbage cans and then they throw them anywhere they want to
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yeah yeah
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and sometimes they don't even take everything that that's the biggest kick
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so you live in the Carolinas huh
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the Carolinas
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do much skiing
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no i'm not i'm not a fool
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oh okay
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i i'm i'm not really impressed with i mean i lived in Germany for three years i i was i'm not impressed with skiing now i like
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you know winter sports but i'm not real thrilled about them
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i i it's okay to watch people go out and break their legs but i'm not going to climb on a couple of pieces of wood and go racing down a slick mountain side i mean that's
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i've got better things to do with my life
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when i uh when i was uh stationed in England i used the opportunity to travel around Europe a lot and one of my favorite places to go was Switzerland
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uh-huh
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and it was just great to sit out there in uh Zurich or Bern just sit in the sidewalk cafes
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oh yeah the cafe um my my wife her favorite actually she was stationed at in in Germany with me too and
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she she fell in love with Salzburg Austria
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yeah Salzburg nice Austria nice Europe is nice
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well well it's well it's such a it's it's it makes the Germans look like slobs i mean Austria and Switzerland do both but
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yeah really i mean Switzerland is so clean
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not even a scrap of paper on the ground you know
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well they have these there these real like real strict laws you know they have to hose down the streets like every every other day or something
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pretty ridiculous
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i loved it there though
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i loved it
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yeah i did i did like the food in Germany it was pretty good
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um well i i like Europe
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except for Belgium
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yeah i i'm i really don't know what the Belgians i mean they have
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do they really have an identity or i mean i think they have they have an identity crisis a lot of these countries they they really don't know you know what supposed to do
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yeah i think i do because
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half of them are yeah half of them are Middle Eastern and the other half are French Expatriates
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yeah
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and since i hate the French anyway
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the Belgians try to act like the French
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yeah
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and i it was just miserable i hated that place
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i hate it almost as much as i do France
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oh my wife and i we had it when we drove through France
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we paid in tolls to go to Spain
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and we drove from Germany like the southern southwestern most part of Germany
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we drove on the tolls and we spent forty six dollars in tolls one way oh and it was like uh it was
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it was about an eighteen nineteen hour drive
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oh God what a headache what a pain in the butt and
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and the fuel was so expensive i mean i i just i can't believe i mean when we when we came back on our way back i mean
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well my wife and i we first we were in Barcelona and we bought like we found this really great cafe that it was like a delicatessen
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and we like we bought we filled a full a cooler full of food of all this delicatessen food and then
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we ate it all the way going up to the France because the food was so so bad and then when we came into Germany i had five centime left i mean that's like that's that's five one hundredths of a franc which is worth
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it it was probably worth about a twentieth of a penny and and i mean i i i just about kissed the guard i mean when i got there he was like i was like we're so happy to see you he's like you're sort of knew why
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yeah couldn't even use it
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yeah really i used to take the ferry over from Dover over to Calais and and drive across France uh horrible i only did that one time
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yeah yeah i i've done that before
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well actually actually i've gone where were you stationed at in England
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uh Mildenhall
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oh really i was um i was TDY at Bent Waters
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oh good old Bent Waters
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yeah my brother my brother was stationed at Bent Waters for a long time
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yeah that's a nice place
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Bent Waters is a is a very nice little place nice little base out in the country
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well it was big and it got a lot of attention
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yeah Bent Waters Upper Hafford
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all those neat little places that's where i really wanted to be
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yeah my my brother got stationed eventually at Oxbridge
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he he really enjoyed it there and well well his his wife was British so they had
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oh Oxbridge yeah
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they had quite a good time
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yeah Oxbridge is nice
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ah everywhere in England is nice
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a lot of the people i mean it's funny they're just
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i don't know the standard of living is not as high as you would expect you would think
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but on the other hand it's it's in a way it's better
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that what t hat's what i like about it for one thing everything was cheap
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i mean i can still remember going going to the store and getting a pint of milk a pound of butter and a loaf of bread and getting change back from my pound
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you know you can't even buy a loaf of bread in this country
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